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The Chinzei-ha (鎮西派) branch, also called the Chinzeigi (西山義, "Chinzei Lineage"), of Jōdo-shū Buddhism is the main branch that exists today, and was first established by Benchō a disciple of Hōnen, but formalized into a separate branch by Benchō's disciple . Originally based in Kyushu where Benchō had been exiled, the sect contended with other disciples of Hōnen until it emerged into the dominant branch today. Its origins in Kyushu are also the reason for the sect's name, as Chinzei was an older name for Kyushu and was adopted by Benchō.

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  • The Chinzei-ha (鎮西派) branch, also called the Chinzeigi (西山義, "Chinzei Lineage"), of Jōdo-shū Buddhism is the main branch that exists today, and was first established by Benchō a disciple of Hōnen, but formalized into a separate branch by Benchō's disciple . Originally based in Kyushu where Benchō had been exiled, the sect contended with other disciples of Hōnen until it emerged into the dominant branch today. Its origins in Kyushu are also the reason for the sect's name, as Chinzei was an older name for Kyushu and was adopted by Benchō. The famous temple of Chion-in, Hōnen's gravesite, and the temple of Zōjō-ji in Tokyo are all administered by the Chinzei branch. (en)
  • La branche Chinzei (鎮西) du bouddhisme Jōdo-shū est la principale branche existante aujourd'hui. Elle est d'abord créée par Benchō, un disciple de Hōnen, mais officialisée comme branche séparée par Ryōchū, le disciple de Benchō. À l'origine basée à Kyushu où Bencho avait été exilé, la secte s'oppose à d'autres disciples de Honen jusqu'à ce qu'elle apparaisse à présent comme la branche dominante. Son origine à Kyushu explique également le nom de la secte car Chinzei est un ancien nom de Kyushu qu'a adopté Benchō. Le fameux temple Chion-in, lieu de sépulture de Honen, et le temple Zōjō-ji à Tokyo sont tous les deux administrés par la branche Chinzei. (fr)
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  • La branche Chinzei (鎮西) du bouddhisme Jōdo-shū est la principale branche existante aujourd'hui. Elle est d'abord créée par Benchō, un disciple de Hōnen, mais officialisée comme branche séparée par Ryōchū, le disciple de Benchō. À l'origine basée à Kyushu où Bencho avait été exilé, la secte s'oppose à d'autres disciples de Honen jusqu'à ce qu'elle apparaisse à présent comme la branche dominante. Son origine à Kyushu explique également le nom de la secte car Chinzei est un ancien nom de Kyushu qu'a adopté Benchō. Le fameux temple Chion-in, lieu de sépulture de Honen, et le temple Zōjō-ji à Tokyo sont tous les deux administrés par la branche Chinzei. (fr)
  • The Chinzei-ha (鎮西派) branch, also called the Chinzeigi (西山義, "Chinzei Lineage"), of Jōdo-shū Buddhism is the main branch that exists today, and was first established by Benchō a disciple of Hōnen, but formalized into a separate branch by Benchō's disciple . Originally based in Kyushu where Benchō had been exiled, the sect contended with other disciples of Hōnen until it emerged into the dominant branch today. Its origins in Kyushu are also the reason for the sect's name, as Chinzei was an older name for Kyushu and was adopted by Benchō. (en)
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  • Chinzei (en)
  • Chinzei (fr)
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